China apologises as toxic slick heads for Russian waters

A toxic slick from a Chinese plant explosion has picked up speed toward Russia and is due to cross the border in about three days, Alexander Gavrilov, the head of the Russian Far East Meteorological Service, said today.

China apologises as toxic slick heads for Russian waters

A toxic slick from a Chinese plant explosion has picked up speed toward Russia and is due to cross the border in about three days, Alexander Gavrilov, the head of the Russian Far East Meteorological Service, said today.

The water polluted with benzene and other chemicals is currently moving about 20 miles a day, compared with a rate of about 15 miles recently, he said.

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